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I guess? Is your question “do different countries have different ways of speaking?” The UK uses both, this one is more explicit/formal, although it does seem a
by orf 2y ago
I guess? Is your question “do different countries have different ways of speaking?”
The UK uses both, this one is more explicit/formal, although it does seem a bit redundant.
- jncfhnb 2y agoNo I actually understand the concept that other countries have different ways of speaking and am instead asking if this is a specific instance of such a difference.